New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
PERSONAL NOTES AND DISSERTATIONS,

Tn talking the other day with one OF the bright dry
| good commercial TRAVELLERS Of New-York, s. =. Green
something was sadiabout beer. Several other travel
ers were present and discussion sprsng up ne 20 the
! relative merits OF Eastern and Western brewings
| ,vben Mr. Green said have always had n liking
"a. becr Ana drink nothing stronger. ! can tell the
5;earonoe between Chicago. Cincinnati st. Louie
Am, orkec and New-York brewings by the taste The
general public idea that milwaukee, beer is better
Than any other has been true up to within little
usr n year But there are brcrers In Ntw-York now
ho can discount anything In the line OF beer that
produced in this country, 1nderstand that rev
Rv which a beer Is produced which expert Germans
nTonounce equal to the imported product II GER
tinIy h better than anything have found elsewhere
!" tbis country do not know anything about the
nrocesses or invention, II u Is an invention by which
they reach this result out Iags araIk some Of TINS
x ajasr beer II would not surprise me II New-Yorl
throooh the production OF such beverage, would soon
take tho lead OF the country In the manufacture OF
beer"
Capta,n n. D. Moore, the discovcrer and ore Of the
largest owners in the Gogcbic iron range OF Wisconsin
was here day or ago and let slip information that
about 500 600 tons OF Will be shipped from that
region this summer. The mine men have been retlcent
about the output account Of the disposition OF ship
owners the lakes 10 put up rates as the business IN
creases The general business Of the country which is
generally gagged by the iron business must be In good
condition. since Captain Moore that nearly every ton
of this ore is already sold or contracted to be sold
Tho handsome, dark face OF General Arson G. Me-
Cook secretary Of the United States senate, is often
to he seen about tho city, frequently accompanied by
MS pretty wife They arc living at tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel. ..-' a. 49,. -i.s h1s 81 N ~ N
Persons who up from the South not all agreed
as to the future Of that part Of the country although In
large way the New South is loudly praised for its dc
yelopng energy Occasionally who has failed
20 take the Southern fever. after extended
animation of the field, comesIto New York This was the
case with L. g. Robertson OF Boston, who has been I'm
Alabama for nearly two years. He formerly in the
commission business In Boston aud has made consider
able money realesate in the South but s going back
10 the Bay State Among other things ho said; Tho
New South isya great thing, undoubtedly great thing
but the boon cannot last always and there viii be back
sets that will mako mems hair turn gray All that there
IL Of the New south to-day Birmingham. Atlanta and
Chattanooga prosperous, but their growth Is not ITO
be counted as n part Of tho development of the New
South. know great deal about Birmingham, having
spent much Of my time there and know enough about
the Southern climate and the lack OF drainage and sam
tary provisions in places ic Hirmin cham, so that ID
soue measure anticipate what viii oDe day take place
there It was many years ago. before the present 90